Your demos deserve listeners.
Free radio for local bands. Upload your songs, listeners rate them, and the best climb the charts.
Free for bands · You keep your rights · Set up in minutes
Try it
Create your band page, free
Not ready yet? Look around.
What you get
Demo Jail Radio
Your new songs go on the radio from day one. Listeners rate them, and the best climb the charts. No ad money or influencers.
Your own band radio
Record short clips that play before or after your songs: announce a gig, tell the story behind a song.
Concert Calendar Radio
Your shows sit on the local calendar, where fans tap once to hear everyone on the bill before they go.
Band page
Live chat with fans, announcements, and stats on every song.
Mixtapes
DJ-style shows: your songs with someone talking in between. “Hey, you got your playlist in my podcast!”
Human music only
AI-made songs stay off the radio and the charts. Real bands get their own lane.
Set up in a few minutes
- Make your band page. Pick a name; invite bandmates later.
- Paste your links. Bandcamp, Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, Linktree or your site: we fill in your photo, bio and home town for you to check.
- Drag in your songs, or a whole folder. Any common audio format, converted in your browser. Songs from your releases get their titles and cover art matched automatically.
- Put up to 3 in rotation at a time and you're on the radio (how ranking works). All your other songs still play on your band page, your band radio and listeners' favs. Want some just for your fans? Give them a Backstage pass: backstage songs only play for the people you invite.
Bands already on the air
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a band page, uploading songs and being on the radio are free.
Do I keep my rights?
Yes, you keep all ownership. We only stream your songs on Demo Jail; no downloads. Delete a song (or your band) any time.
What can I upload?
Your own original songs. MP3, WAV, FLAC and more (converted in your browser). Old demos are perfect.
Can my bandmates join?
Invite them by email. A band can have several members, and one account can be in several bands.
More in the FAQ and why we built this.